An image misplaces itself on IE6

Hello all.
I made my website a year ago using frontpage. I was in a
hurry to make it and having all of the office suite I figured I'd
use it.
I now have Adobe Creative CS3 design premium and I am trying
to remake my website bigger and better.
I've been learning and accomplishing a lot with dreamweaver
but have run into a few problems.
The main one at the moment is on my "homepage". I only have
FF3 and IE6 on my computer. (By the way, how do I preview in
others?...can you tell my experience is limited?). Previewing in
either one that I do have, there are very, very minor differences
with one exception which has me baffled. On the page I have an
image that shows correctly in FF, but in IE it is displaced to a
lower spot, as if I had two images one on top of the other. That's
just so odd.
If anyone has any ideas on what I can or should do, I'd truly
appreciate it. And please be gentle with me as I virtual always
work in display mode and only look at code for curiosity's sake.
I'm sorry that's all the info I can give you as this page is not up
and running since I want to finish everything before I replace the
current website.

Please post a link to the page. The answer is always in the
code, not the
narrative.
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
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"vid2man97" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:gjlca3$4j7$[email protected]..
> Hello all.
> I made my website a year ago using frontpage. I was in a
hurry to make it
> and
> having all of the office suite I figured I'd use it.
> I now have Adobe Creative CS3 design premium and I am
trying to remake my
> website bigger and better.
> I've been learning and accomplishing a lot with
dreamweaver but have run
> into
> a few problems.
> The main one at the moment is on my "homepage". I only
have FF3 and IE6
> on my
> computer. (By the way, how do I preview in others?...can
you tell my
> experience is limited?). Previewing in either one that I
do have, there
> are
> very, very minor differences with one exception which
has me baffled. On
> the
> page I have an image that shows correctly in FF, but in
IE it is displaced
> to a
> lower spot, as if I had two images one on top of the
other. That's just
> so
> odd.
> If anyone has any ideas on what I can or should do, I'd
truly appreciate
> it.
> And please be gentle with me as I virtual always work in
display mode and
> only
> look at code for curiosity's sake. I'm sorry that's all
the info I can
> give
> you as this page is not up and running since I want to
finish everything
> before
> I replace the current website.
>

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Through java we acquiring the image and write in to SQL Server.
Through Labview I want to read the image form SQL server and i will do some image processing for my application.
My problem when I seen the database the images shown like hex decimal value.
I want to convert the hexadecimal value to image or any other functions is there to directly read the image from SQL server.
Can anybody help me....

two options:
1. save the image data itself (as a blob)
2. save the image in a file system and save the file name in the DB

Why can't I open a .jpg image

I recently copied some images on a CD. I can open half of them and the other half, I get the following message.
Item "DSC.0647.JPG" is used by Mac OSX and cannot be opened.
What the heck does that mean? I have tried Preview, Photoshop, PhotoElements, everything to try to open these images and to no avail. There is no difference in the ones I can open, all are .jpg images, and all were copied the same way at the same time. I tried to open them before I upgraded to 10.4.5, and tried after, also tried on my laptop - won't open.....
Does anyone have any suggestions....I need these images!!!!!
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5) 1 GB Dual

Is your laptop also a Mac? If not what error mesage
do you get when trying to open on that machine. If
it is a Mac, copy the image to something like a USB
flash drive and try to open on a Windows PC. The
point is to see if the problem is with the image file
itself or your Mac.
Other things to try are as follow:
1) rename the image. Click on the file name to
highlight, hit enter and type a new name. If you are
going to open on a Windows PC you must add the.jpg
after the name.
2) Create a new user on your machine and try to open
the image when logged in as the New User.
3) Run Check and Fix Permissions from the Disk
Utiliy.
Report back here on what you discover and perhaps
someone will recognise the problem.
Power Book G4, Pwer Mac G5 Mac OS X
(10.4.5) Dual 20" Cinema Display.
Alan, thank you for your suggestions:
My laptop is also a MAC and I get the same message. I've actually already tried the other options you mentioned, but to no avail. What I discovered that I did not see at first is that when the images were copied, they somehow were copied and show up as a 2KB file. I know that is not right, since the other images show up as regular large files 1.5 mb etc.
I copied all the files at the same time, but I did not take the images all on the same day. I cannot imagine how this happened, unless through some means, which I have no clue, my camera settings got messed up somehow and perhaps was set on email size images, but I'd still be able to see and open them. However, I also tried to email the images to myself or someone else and still can't read them. Unless someone has an answer as to how that might have happened, then I have to assume there is nothing I can do to get them restored.
I believe these images are a loss after seeing the size they copied, and think I've lost those items which is a shame, since you can never duplicate a picture taken at a specific time.....
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4) 1 GB Dual
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4) 1 GB Dual

Image file

I'm trying to open a file from the JFileChooser and turn the selected file into a BufferedImage and display it in a panel.
I've got no issue selecting an image in the file chooser, however when I tell it to create an Image from the selection, it fails.
JFileChooser jf = new JFileChooser();
    MyFileFilter ff = new MyFileFilter(new String[] {"jpg", "gif", "png", "tiff"});
    jf.setFileFilter(ff);
    int val = jf.showOpenDialog(this);
    if(val == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) {
        Image i = getToolkit().getDefaultToolkit().getImage(jf.getSelectedFile().getAbsolutePath());The absolute path is definitely pointing to an image, I've checked this, but the error I receive when trying to then convert to a bufferedImage is that the width and height of the image are -1 and not what they should be
Why is this happening?
Thanks

This method
Toolkit.getImage(...)caches previous images, so you'll eventually get a HeapSpace error if you use it. Read the API. What you want is
Toolkit.createImage(...);Furthermore, Toolkit images need to be flushed when you're ready for them to be garbage disposed (to release native resources). BufferedImage don't need to be flushed.
image.flush();But in all honesty, forget the Toolkit and go with
javax.imageio.ImageIO.read(...);That method returns a BufferedImage already.
EDIT
This bit of code
g2d.drawImage(BI, 0, 0, this);Dosen't make sense. You're drawing an image onto itself.

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